Oil City and vicinity notices and local items
A mixed read of local ads and briefs. Items include store specials on grapefruit juice and crackers, a note on Olean voters considering a commission manager form of government, a public petition drive with 155 signatures led by Wilson, a death notice for Dr. Claude A. Frank aged 68, and several community notices about events, thefts, accidents, and public works plans from Oil City area papers.
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Park & Shop
Las
Texas
Wilcox Grocery
Olean
Wilson
Oil City
Claude A. Frank
Frank
Oi City
Pennsylvania Dental, Society
Primaries Test County Control Across Pennsylvania
The Associated Press reports Pennsylvania primaries will test control of party leadership in most counties ahead of next year’s gubernatorial race. Metros Philadelphia and Pittsburgh draw statewide attention, but contests occur in 65 counties with independents challenging incumbents. Lead candidates hope victory will secure influence at county and state levels, while state judges race remains quieter.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Jeach Party
Jhallenging
J Party
Supreme and Superior Courts
Jamilies
Common Pleas
Orphans Court
Scmnton
Warren Lad Dies After Auto Accident Near Home
Floyd Wilbur, over one year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilbur of Clarendon, died in a Warren hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by a automobile near his home last Wednesday. The driver was expregated by the Police and coroner. Survivors include his parents, two brothers and a sister.
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Hubbard’s Hall
French Creek
N. Y
St. Marys
State Department of Highways
Ridgway
N. Michael Street
Johnson— Burg Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mohan Run
Frank Lillie
Pleasant St
Robert S. Collins
Franklin
Alem
William J. McPat
George S. Goldstein
Oi City
Harry Stephens
Oil City
Colling
Barnes & Carrig
Ray Glass
Kinaya
Tost
Warren General Hospital
All-Way Electric Co
Daniel Baynett
Glearfield
Levi Hale
DuBois
Clearfield County
George Street
Radio Servie
G. W. Knowlton
Washington
Trscon
Lanston's
Kennnedy
Spencer Dooley
Illinois
Mabel
Jamestown
Johu Parsons
Mildred Murphy
Titusville
Gerald J. Gee
Bates & Carrig
T. L. Kelly
Salamanca
Neal Slocum
Ludlow
Dunkirk
John Desmond
Desmond Fishing Company
Minnesota
Lanston
Western Auto
Norman Swart
Roy Swart
Gary B. D
Corry Hospital
Beverly Morris
Kenneth Morris
Corry R.D
Sinite Lin Corry Hospital
Rideway
Esther Olson
Eric
John J. Burns
Greyhound
North Perry Square
Bracton
N.Y
Roy B. Mong
Evie
Mong
Penn Drake
Besson
Welkert
Union County
Waterville
Lycathing County
Cross Fork
Potter County
Darling Run
Tioga
Lansion
Bele
Lawrence Park Barracks
Pennsylvania
Erie
Jebh Street
Warren Lad
Warren
Floyd Wilbur
George
Wilh
Claren
Don
State party boards endorse judges amid contested nominations
The Republican State committee backs Justice William M. Parker for the State Supreme Court and Judge Charles E. Kenworthey for the Superior Court after gubernatorial appointments. They also field Earley Compton of Harrisburg for the Supreme Court and Arthur C. Dale of Bellefonte for the Superior Court. The Democratic State Committee backs Judge W. Russell Carr for the Supreme Court and Judge Michael A. Musmanno for the Superior Court, while Carr faces Judge Samuel B. Shull and Musmanno faces Paul W. Mahady in intra party contests.
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Republican State Executive Committee
William M. Parker
State Supreme Court
Charles E. Kenworthey
Superior Court
James
Earley
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Ender
Morrell Pride
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Marchino Gherries
Chuck
Rochester Peaches
South Haven
Elberta
N. E. Gantaloupes
Cal
Scott
Bonnett
Marsh Mallows
Tih, Pha
Idaho
Ehase & Sanborn’s
Lanston’s
Ot —Huss Jonnie Sieklusky
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Hurch Street
Arti Meerdink
Watts Lata
Corry
Ben
John R. E6lig
Marton
Charles Murphy
Arnold Grosby
Meadville
Sheakleyville
Meadville City Hospital
Louis Mitchell
R. D
Phich Sir Cong Nosiptal
A.M. Litz Shoe Repair
Jane Wells
West Wayne Street
Florine Pier
Wattsburg
Wattsburg Fair
Long LI
Roots Store
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